By Steve Lambert, The Canadian Press WINNIPEG - Former Manitoba premier Greg Selinger welled up in the legislature Wednesday as he said goodbye to his fellow politicians, ending 18 years of sometimes-tumultuous service. He used his final speech to call for a more...
WINNIPEG — Former Manitoba Premier Greg Selinger is exiting provincial politics amid sexual harassment accusations against one of his former NDP cabinet ministers.
By The Canadian Press WINNIPEG - Former Manitoba premier Greg Selinger is apologizing — but declining calls from his own leader to resign — after numerous women have come forward alleging one of his former cabinet ministers sexually harassed them. Several women who...
Manitoba New Democratic Party leader Greg Selinger talked over a crowd of beaming supporters at the RBC Convention Centre Tuesday evening, after losing his majority.
Manitoba’s NDP tackled infrastructure during a campaign announcement on Wednesday.
By Steve Lambert, The Canadian Press WINNIPEG - In the lead-up to the April 19 Manitoba election, The Canadian Press is running a series of stories called Ad-Curracy, in which we look at the facts behind claims made in political advertisements. This instalment focuses...
A re-elected NDP government would create public and community-operated child care centres at a cost of $25 million through a capital fund.
The NDP government would invest nearly $4.5 million into the Gimli, Manitoba area if re-elected.
WINNIPEG — Manitoba’s NDP would cap the fees schools can charge parents to $100 a year if re-elected.
A re-elected NDP government says it would help Manitobans save on their utility bills.
The NDP would build two new soccer pitches in Brandon if they’re re-elected next month.
Manitoba’s NDP would reducing hospital parking rates and cut ambulance fees in half if re-elected.
